Nitish Kumar to Take Rajya Sabha Oath on April 10 - What's Next?
Chief Minister of Bihar Nitish Kumar is set to take oath as a Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament on the 10th of April, 2026. And he will soon resign as the post of Chief Minister of Bihar after the Rajya Sabha process. As this move seen to be historic as he had served the State for the long period of time and state’s longest serving Chief Minister. The state will now get the new CM face after Nitish Kumar resignation and new chapter awaits for the Bihar political history.
He had earlier expressed the desire he want to serve in both Houses of Parliament if get chance. With this move to the Rajya Sabha he fulfills that long-standing ambition of his career.
As the serving Bihar for over two decades as a CM and securing multiple electoral victories his transition suggests that,
Nitish Kumar tenure is has been associated with the improvements in infrastructure and governance. Also the focus on law and order reforms along with the social welfare schemes.
He has credited the people of Bihar for their continued trust. His rule has changed the face of the state via various initiatives.
As he became the member of the Council of States (Rajya Sabha) he has achieved the new landmark.
Kumar has already served in,
However he has never been a member of the Rajya Sabha before but with this he will become small group of leaders who have served the all four bodies. He will stand with the personality like Lalu Prasad Yadav and the late Sushil Kumar Modi.
Q. What is the age limit to become the member of the Rajya Sabha?
A. 30 years
B. 25 years
C. 21 years
D. 35 years
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